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Unlike either the Slate 7 or 7 HD, though, this one has a brand-name processor inside, Tegra 4. In addition to having all the gaming credentials of a regular Tegra tablet, the Slate 7 Extreme comes with a stylus, which you can stow in a slot on the side of the device.

Similar to the upcoming Galaxy Note 3, the Slate 7 Extreme comes with a stylus. Once we removed the stylus from its embedded holder, a box launches with icons for Nvidia Note and Write. The Slate 7 continued to impress with its lack of latency and its excellent palm rejection.

Cursory use of the 7-inch tablet was pleasurable thanks to its comfortable build and zippy performance. The smooth texture on its back combined with its trim size and light weight made the Slate 7 Extreme cozy to hold in either one or both hands. Navigating the OS was smooth.